Personally I don' t think that they are 1/1's. To me a 1/1 is the only 1/1's out there, lol. To answer your question, it depends on the player, what type of card, the company and what the s/n goes up to. Jordan would bring in a lot more than the average sports player. The jersey number would bring in a higher premium in comparison to another s/n on the card. It usually goes like this as far as value: jersey #, first s/n (ex 1/50) and last s/n.

If you have an example it would help to better explain. If you had a Tom Brady auto #ed to his jersey number, then it could bring in anywhere between $50-100 more than what it normally sells for. If you had a Jeff Blake one, it probably would only bring in a couple extra dollars if any. It all depends really.

It's not a 1/1 but if you are a supercollector of that guy you'll probadly pay a little more. Not alot more. Depending on the serial number series there may be 4 or more serial numbers of the guys jersey number

13/25
13/99
13/199
13/299,ect.

If that guy told you it's one of a kind and it's a one of one then he's an ebay seller not a collector. Any collector would tell you it's not a one of one unless it says 1/1. There are loads of crappy sellers that sell cards they say are one of one because either it's his jersey number, first or last in series, or any freaky weird mathematical representation they can think of to say it's one of one so some sap can pay more for the card. Sell it as his jersey number but don't say it's a 1/1 it just makes you look stupid.

(11-13-2012 06:12 PM)durfeecoach1 Wrote: It's not a 1/1 but if you are a supercollector of that guy you'll probadly pay a little more. Not alot more. Depending on the serial number series there may be 4 or more serial numbers of the guys jersey number

13/25
13/99
13/199
13/299,ect.

If that guy told you it's one of a kind and it's a one of one then he's an ebay seller not a collector. Any collector would tell you it's not a one of one unless it says 1/1. There are loads of crappy sellers that sell cards they say are one of one because either it's his jersey number, first or last in series, or any freaky weird mathematical representation they can think of to say it's one of one so some sap can pay more for the card. Sell it as his jersey number but don't say it's a 1/1 it just makes you look stupid.

+1 I love jersey numbered cards, but they're not 1/1's so if it's priced crazy, I have no problems moving on to the next card. Don't need them that bad.

Some reason people think that a card #'d out of the players jersey number is supposed to be worth more or is special in some way.

Technically according to ebay every single numbered card is a 1/1 because there is only 1 of that specific number for instance ( # 150 ) etc... It's just a way for the scalpers to get more money by trying to fool those who are less knowledgeable.

(11-13-2012 10:06 PM)chevy man 22 Wrote: that is what you call a Ebay 1/1 not a true 1/1

Some reason people think that a card #'d out of the players jersey number is supposed to be worth more or is special in some way.

Technically according to ebay every single numbered card is a 1/1 because there is only 1 of that specific number for instance ( # 150 ) etc... It's just a way for the scalpers to get more money by trying to fool those who are less knowledgeable.

I don't think I've ever heard of Ebay referencing s/n items as 1/1's. It's only been sellers trying to do that.

Actually people do put a higher premium on s/n cards that have the players number on it. It's the same reason why some cards are worth more than others. It's supply and demand. It also depends on what the card is worth to that individual. BV is just a guide, but people should go buy sell value because that's what really counts, lol.

Actually people do put a higher premium on s/n cards that have the players number on it. It's the same reason why some cards are worth more than others. It's supply and demand. It also depends on what the card is worth to that individual. BV is just a guide, but people should go buy sell value because that's what really counts, lol.

I don't think they were saying EBay classifies it that way. An eBay 1/1 is a reference to a seller who suggests a 1/1 for whatever reason. I've seen an eBay 1/1 like this-